From Routine to Reality: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Since before reaching adulthood, I was already working, following in my parents' footsteps. They instilled in me from a young age the importance of hard work and dedication, values I always respected. However, looking back, I realize that even then I was beginning to become a slave to society. My life consisted of strict routines: attending school during the day and working in the afternoons, and other years it was the opposite, I worked certain hours in the morning then went to school, and weekends. It was harder in the summer vacations when my friends enjoyed their youth, while I was already immersed in the responsibilities of the adult world. All to help my family.

After finishing high school, the next logical step was to go to college, something my parents had always dreamed of for me. However, college was not the respite I had hoped for. Although I was about to finish my degree, I never truly felt connected to what I was studying. I felt like I was just fulfilling expectations, following a script that others had written.

During those years, I jumped from job to job, desperately seeking that job stability and sense of fulfillment. I tried different sectors and roles, from sales to administration, but nowhere did I manage to feel comfortable. Each new job brought with it the hope that this time would be different, but I always ended up disappointed and exhausted. Long hours and monotony became a constant, and my life felt increasingly empty.

The pressure to find a stable and well-paid job was constant. I felt like I was in an endless race, always chasing a goal that seemed unattainable. Society told me I should have a good job, buy a house, start a family, and follow the path everyone else followed. But deep down, I knew this wasn't what I really wanted.

This constant search for stability and fulfillment led me to a crossroads. I realized that, despite my efforts, I would never find true comfort in a job that didn't passion me. That's when I began to question everything I had been taught. Did I really need to follow this predetermined path? Or was there another way to live, one that allowed me to be authentic and free?

These questions led me to a deep process of introspection. I started reading books on personal development and following people who had found alternative ways of living. It was at this point that I met my mentor, someone who had managed to escape the societal "Matrix" and live on their own terms. At first, I was skeptical of his teachings. I thought maybe he was just another person selling an illusion of success.

But the more I followed him, the more I realized that his words resonated with my own dissatisfaction and desire for change. I decided to take the leap and reach out to him. He offered me guidance and tools to start building a more authentic and meaningful life. Gradually, I began applying his teachings, breaking the chains that bound me to a life of monotony and conformity.

Today, I look back and see the long journey I have traveled. It wasn't easy to leave behind societal expectations and those of my own parents, but it was necessary to find my true self. Now, my life is not governed by a pre-set script, but by my own decisions and passions. I feel freer and more fulfilled than ever before, and I want others to experience this transformation too. I would like to reiterate that it hasn't been easy, there have been many internal struggles, as well as with family and friends, even coming to lose the ties that bound us. But all for my well-being both physically and mentally, because with this program I have been seeing the physical and mental transformation that have led me to be who I am today.